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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-6-21, Page 5a � „a • t Ow ►.. WINQHANI BUSINESS COLLEGE is a Blgh-grade Commercial 804001, Three Courses t Cnulmorolul Stenography Tolograplhy Write EEO, SPO7°8ON, Prin<tlf++th A Great School 11 ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONT. Htudentu from British Columbia, Bsekatobewan and Manitoba un the Wont to New Brunswick o0 the East aro la attendueoe tilt. year. Distance is no hiudrauoo to tlioeo wbo wish to got too beet. Our graduates are al- ways au000selul, Our Iaolllbien are un- aurpaoeod, 00141 4Nox Now. No veva. Gong. College open entire year. Mag- nineeotoataloaaue tree. W. J. ELLIOTT, Prinolpal, 000. YONoo AND ,4La6ANnan HTB, Yi4 =41P e:5 ' $f e5e .kFt5 MEDICAL CARDS. DR. R. A. BURNS - successor to Dr. J. A. McNaughton Druseele, Ontario Graduate of Polyolluio Poet Graduate School o1 Medicine and Hurgery, Now York. Member of College of Phyololaas and Sur• goons of Ontario. Chloe and reeldenoe mune ae formerly oc- cupied by Dr. McNaughton. Diseases of women a apeolalty. '!'hone No. 21. BUSINESS CARDS. VYH. MaORAOKEN- • Liner 01 Marriage Lloeulea. Of• neo at Grocery, Turnborry street, Brussels, WM. SPENOE CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER of MARRIAGE LICENSES Ocoee In the Poet Once, Ethel. 90.4 C. 0 . Court Princess Alexandria, No.24, 0, 0. 1., Bruseolu, meets in their Lodge Boom Bios- 11111 Biook, on the Sud and last Tuesdays of each month, a18 o'clock. Visiting brethren olwayiewoloome, JAS. BURGESS, 0. R. A. E, MELLISH, R. S. JAMES HARRIS, Agent Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Company OSloe and Reeldence- WALTON. ONT. ROBERT OUNNINGHAM1 18008A000, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. AUCTIONEERS. 741 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - 1 • nes, will sell for better prices, to better mon, in lees time and lees charges than any other Auctioneer in East Bnrou or he won't charge anything. Dates and ordure can always be arranged at this omoe or by p •reonal applioation. ROBT. H. GARN/SS BLUEVALE - ONT, Auctioneer for Huron County. Terme reasonable. gales arranged for at the 08100 of TH8 Poor, Brueeele. 2311 VETERINARY. A. CUNNINGHAM- • Honor Oradua.e of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, ie prepared to treat all dis- eases of domesticated animals , lu a comput• ant manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Deutietry and Milk Fever. Cells -Four doors North attended oI bridge a Tarnberry ebY Brnesel3. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. A B. MACDONALD- .�J..• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta, Suceeaeor to G. F. Blair. Oifoe over Stan- dard Bank, Brunel°, Solicitor for Metro- politan Book. vvM. SINOLAIB- • Barrister, Solicitor, i0onveyaneer, Notary Pubno, 4o, o1Sce-Stewart's Bl0ok 1 door North of Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Standard Bank, PilouDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR- BARRISTERSDBOLI ITF1OB43, NOTARIES W. P00aaro0T, S. 0. R. 0. HAre G. F. BLA2B, 011000 -.Those formerly occupied by Manure Cameron & Holt. DNTAmO. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, DENTIST Graduate oft the Royal College of Doutal Surgeousof Ontario and Firet•olaee Honor Graduate of Toronto University. Office next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. 11 Our classes are much larger than they wore a year ago, The public Lihave leaned that We be the beet plane In the Province to obtain a 0om- moroial Eduoa tion or Shorthand Training. Students ora eateries eaob wo.ek, All graduetee got good peal, 9.{ a tions. WE1LIOTT &e now for o MOLAOHLAN, ft Principals. T.7R4lC=iC4CJ 1 Wool T. Wool This season, as 138UILl, I will pay the highest Market Pt'ict• for ally quantity of Wool deliv- ered. at No. 1 Storehouse, Brtle• sets. Also for all kinds of Grain. B,obt. Grahla . ETHEL This is n lively business centre on the line of the G. '1` 1:. seven miles from Brussels. It has a number of hustling business places, n bank, a first•ulass hotel, grist mill and saw 111111. The following are the principal busi- ness places :- BANK OP HAMIL'T'ON. This Bank has over 80 agencies in Canada, and is one of the leading financial institutions of the country having total assets of over $29,000,000, with al reserve fund of $2,500,000. General banking business transacted. Money loaned to farmers on approved joint notes. Sums of Hi and upwards received with Savings branch depart• ment and current rates of interest allowed. Every attention and courtesy shown depositors W. N. McKay is the sub -agent of the branch here R. C, DAVIES & CO. There are very few towns of twice or even three threes the size in Ontario, that can boast of having such a fine and up to -date store as R, C. Davies & Co, Their stock is one of the best ever shown any where in this part of the country. Everything about the place shows not only excellent judg- ment in selection of the stock, but good stock keeping as well. Here you may obtain the very latest fabrics, that are being worn in 'the fashionable centres, A full line of gents furnish- ings, groceries, etc. When you want the best lines of goods give R. C. Davies & Co. a call, GEORGE M. MITCHELL Keeps a harness shop here as well as dealing in a good line of boots and shoes. Repairing of harness and boots done reasonable and satisfactory. Ice cream and soft drinks served. JOHN McDONALD, Has been engaged as a general merchant here for the past 4 years and keeps a good stock of dry goods, groceries, etc., all fresh. Owing to the fire he was iu, in January last he was turned out of his original prem- ises but will remove next Fall to a new store. His good trade bas been built up by giving good values. ROYAL HOTEL. This is ooeof the best hotels to this part of the country, while the table is not excelled by any hotel in this county. Mr. Loageway makes a model landlordland he is popular as such. KRAUTER & CO. Keep a first-class stock of hardware gt'aniteware. paints. oils, lett„ at this point. They also do eavetroughing, plumbing, etc. Give them a call when you want good values. It is their intention to handle a line of farm im- plements in the near future, which will be of the best manufacture, ROBERT GIBSON Is acknowledged to be one of the best blacksmiths to this part of the country. He has achieved a good name for himself. All defects of horses feet cured. MRS. HANSULD. Carries a good stock of hardware of all kinds, as well as handling furniture. A large stock of both kept. When you want anything in these lines cheap and that will satisfy, call there. GEO. W. POLLARD Is a good mechanic at this point having served over zo years at the business. He also handles the celebrat- ed McLaughlin cutters and buggies. These are the finest buggies made in the country today and by the largest factory, They make only one grade and that the best. ETHEL ROLLER MILLS Is conducted by M. Henry, The flour be turns out is not excelled in this country and his trade extends throughout this entire section of the country. His brand Of flour is A e, Mill feed of all kinds sold cheap. -x- CRaNBROOK is•a very busy little corner at various times of the year. It has two stores and a hotel. ANTHONY McDONALD Conducts a good general stole here keeping goods,boots and shoes ee k groceries, etc., as well as crockery, glass -ware, flour and feed, hardware, etc., linoleums, and oil cloths. All' his goods are sold very reasonable, Produce taken in exchange for goods. UNION HOTEL. Jacob Long is the proprietor of this hotel, and he is web and favorably known to the public. Good meals, good stabling and good wet goods and cigars is what "Jake" always keeps. J. M. HELM Conducts a general storo here and he keeps a very extensive stock of everything in the line of Dry goods, boots end shoes, etc., and he always aims at supplying his customers with the best. The highest market price paid in trade for farm produce. Post office in connection, The New Pastor of Brussels Methodist REV, 19. f}. At the recent London Conference of the Methodist church, which con- vened at the city of Windsor, Rev,Ezra George Powell, who has been station- ed at Port Stanley for the past three years, was appointed pastor of the r Methodist church Brussels for the in- coming term and will arrive here to open his ministry on the first Sabbath in July. A few personal notes will be of interest to many, hence we take the liberty of giving the following sum- mary :-Rev. Mr. Powell was born at Courtright,on the river St,Clair, Lamb - ton Co„ in 1818 ; was convertedat his mother's knee and called to the minis- try in early life, After six years of active labor as a local preacher, during which period 30 churches were visited, be entered the regular work in 1893. Prior to this he had taught the public school at the village of lMooretown for 5 years, During his probation Mr. Powell rendered effective service for a year at Pelee Island , and two. years at Deleware when he attended Victoria University, Toronto, for two years. At the Conference held in Chatham in June, 1897, be was received into full connexion and ordaiued. His fields of labor since have been Morpetb, 2 years; Dutton, 3 years and Port Stan- ley 3 years, on each his record is most commendatory being belov- ed by the congregations be en- deavored to cheerfully serve. The brethren of the District have showed their appreciation of hien by twice electing him to the Stationing Committee and twice appointed him .701110- hoald see the wood work el the interior completed. the M Church. L.d4e01 L'yalilTruesBluos, andham the Orange Ynnoe Britons will attend Divine serv100 to Bt. Paui'e ehareb, 00 June, 24th, at 11 a. m. Rev, T. s, Doyle, Di. A., B. D., will proton. POWELL, Journal Secretay of the District, The subject of this sketch bas worked heartily to advance the best interests of the young people as well and has been three times President of the District Summer School and twice Missionary Vice President. As a preacher and pastor Rev. Mr. Powell stands high and the work on Brussels charge will no doubt be faithfully look- ed after iu its various interests. Mr. and Mrs, Potvell have three sons, aged respectively, 7, 4 and 2 yen's, all of whom will be welcomed to the Parsonage. It tnay not be out of place to state that the reverend gentleman is la cousin to the redoubtable British General, Baden Powell, who valiantly and victoriously did his duty in the late South African tear. Rev. Mr. Powell was cordially in- vited to remain for a fourth year at Port Stanley, where he and bis partner are beloved, but decided iu the best interests of all concerned he wouid have to decline. The names of such pastors as Revds, Smyth, Swann, Sellery, Salton, Cobbledick, Allis, Holmes and Cosens need only to be mentioned to show bow fortunate the Methodist church in Brussels has been in its pastors and in Mr. Powell webelieve the succession will be maintained. Rev. Mr. Cosens is the only man who completed a 4 year term and bad it been possible the church would have been glad to retain him for another year. WALTON is a busy little hamlet some five miles from Brussels. It will shortly have the C. P. R. extension running through it, with a station located there, when great things are expected of it. WM. NEAL & SON Conduct a general store here and they do a good business as they always eudeavor to use the public right. Everything in the line of dry goods kept in stock, groceries, boots and shoes, a full line of hardware, paints, varnishes, etc. Good Valdes are uffered at all times at Neal's store Walton. WALTON HOTEL. Wm. Emigh is the popular proprie- tor of this hotel; It is no flattery to say, that the house is kept as very few country hotels are. Itis far ahead even of many town hotels. Mr. L'migh sots a good table, as good as any in the county. Good stabling in connection. The Walton Hotel is lrnow0 far and near as tbe home of Rochefort cheese and pure wholesome beer, LAX ETB-A onndy bowel laxative. If you have constipation, If yon have a coated tongue, If you are dizzy, bilious, sallow, If you have headaohos, goer stomach, etc., risk 5 Dente on LAX•ETS. See for yourself. Sold by F. R. Smith. 058TES FOR THE BRONCHIAL /911110110 It means that the dieeaee will soon attack the lunge. Wheezing ie diatom. ing to the sufferer and annoying to his friends, Nothing half so °attain in bron• dhitie and throat trouble as "Oetorrh• ozone" ; it shunt !natant relief and mires even the worst oases. Brouobitie fairly flees under the magic influence of Oatarrhozone which mires so thoroughly the dieeaee never returns. Other ram• adieu may relieve, bit "Onterrbozoue" mires bronchitis, catarrh, and throat trouble for all time, Bold everywhere. THE FIELD OF SPORT. $oaforlh won from Stratford in the in• rme diate L. A. aeries by11 to 0. to a C, At Holstein on Friday night Mildmay defeated the home team in the W. F. A. eemI•finale by a seers of 8-0. In a game in the Iutermedinte C. L. A. match at Kincardine on Friday Wingbam defeated the home team by a score of 2-0. In a eeulor W. F. A. match between Stratford and Berlin in the former city oa Friday night Stretford won by a Beare of 1 goal to 0. The game tllroaghont wee iuterealing and Stratfntd had 01,1011 the better of the game. Grant Anderson, of Atwood, made n very atttielaoloey referee, 'i r teem of Listowel and '`ho roto o t 1 1 Milverton played a deciding game of football oa neutral ground et Atwood Friday night for the ohampionohip of the dietriot, The 0oor0 at lull time stood a tip, 2 to 2. They then played Ove minutes eaob way, and Listowol sno- oeedod in eooring one goal, making the there, Lietowel 3, Milverton 2. Dr, Lederman, of Milverton, wile referee. At Tavietook in a bard fought 000teet Preston defeated the Tavietook team by a more of 1-0 iu a eemi•flnai W. F. A. game on Friday night. Thie puts Tavie• took oat of the game this year, Pink lips like velvet, rough, chap. ped or cracked lips pan be made as wit ae velvet by applying at bedtime, a light coating of Dr. Shoop'° green calve. The eifeot on the lips or skin of this most expellent ointment is always immediate and certain. Dr. Shoop'° green solve takes nut completely the soreness of onto, burns and bruises and all akin abrasions. It le enrely a wonderful and moat highly oatiefaotory bawling oint• meat, Ie glaoo jure at 250. Sold by F. R. Smith. Winheorn. Mies Barolay, who bite boon 111 for some weeks with typhoid fever was eo far recovered as to be able to leave for her home in Belleville, In the 2,11 olaee at the opening day's raping of the London Trottiug and ;Pao Ing Aesoelatioo, Darkey, owned by J. E. Swart°, of tike town, won easily in three etraight heats. Ooulraotor Cooper le now Fishing along the work al our poet office building, A large terns of men are at work and a few Bre�er's sl�tliu For First -Claes Photographs, We are second to none iu any line of the art. Baby's Photos, a epeoinity. Family Groupe taken with great samosa, any size up to 14x17. Prattles and Mouldings Wo have a frill line of Frames in stook. Frames also made to order. Call and see samples. H. R. BREWER Wool .allt8U The highest Market Prion paid for any quantity of Wool, 2 pouts advance allowed in trade, We parry e. good range of Blankets, Yarns, Slheettuge, Underwear, Hosiery, '1'tvoede, &c. J. T. WOOD, Exceleioe l9nitting Factory, Brussels. '11111 3101"80344 ALL ADMIT There ht only ono way to permaoentiy our, o.nl.nrrh, Inhale the aoothiog vapor of "Catlin buzone" and ewitl looting mire t,kiwi: in ,very mare. Try "Catarrh. ,zoo. )vurorit--It's pleasant and rare Changes In the School Law, A: the recent session of the Legislative A'ser-hbly throe rather important amend• en s to the Public Reboots sot of 1901 wor„ passed, As far ae these relate to Lia Uonnty the following ie a summery ; (1) The Municipal Council of every tumidity then levy and collect by an equal rate upon its public eohool sop. por.:,•r', the sum oI $800 for every public ,'eli,ol where a taaobor is engaged for a .v11 year, end an additional earn of 4200 where an assistant is engage•,. After this year these mime must be op plied exolueively to teachers' eslariee, (2) "All moneys hereby required to be levied and collected and applied to the saluriee of teuohers shall be paid to the Treasurers of the respective pnblie eobool boards from time to time as may be re- quired by the school trueteee." Thin euablee eohool troeteea to obtain money any time during the year to pay teachers' Bal&rine quarterly 0r monthly as may be agreed upon. (8) Irl a school 6eotion assessed at over 8200,000 the ealary of the teacher mast be at least 8500 ; between 8200,000 and $100,000, $400 ; between $100,000, and 850,000, $850, No eohool section In title 80uuty ie esteemed tor less than $50,000, Every assistant teacher moat r000ive a1 hetet 8300. The rate of taxation in all Reboot eeetiona having oohed boouee and premises in proper condition will now be ahont the same. (4) 'There are now three school grants inetead of one ae formerly• (1) the general legislative school greet ; (2) the special Legislative school grant ; and (3) the oousty equivalent to this special legislative grant. This year the general legislative grant will be apportioned to schools as usual, a000rdiog to average at• teudanoe ; the other two grants equally to all eoboole, Next year these grants will be "apportioned on the basis of salaries paid to teanbere, above the minimum, the character or the a000mmo• dations, and the value of the equipment, atter providing a minimum grant for each snob school which is equipped ae re- quired by the Regulations of the Depart. ment of Education." Hence emotions having good school houses properly equipped and complete premises will reoeiv8 large grants while eeotione with poor eohool houses and nosnitable premi• see will receive bat small grants. In a raoeatcircular Mimed by the Edaoatton Department, the Minister Saye that it will be eminently prudent for every School Board to expend its extra i000me daring the Doming half year on the im- provement of the eobool a000mmodatione and equipment." The three grants for the Inspectorate of East Heron are as follows m _°e 7,6a0 000 d A ^ t2 0 if, ma nwa Grey 8360 $182 4182 Howiolt 434 220 220 Hallett 297 181 161 MoEiilop 238 120 120 Morrie 272 188 188 Tuokeremith 245 124 124 Tarnberry 240 122 122 These grants do not inolnde greats to Roman Catholic Separate eoboole. (5) The (meuty Model School° are to be abolished and additional Norma! school.) built to take their place. This is a de- cided step in advance and doee away with tbe wasteful break in the professional training of teaohere whioh lost so many promising teaohere to the profession. (6) An Inepeotor of Continuation pleas eaboole has been appointed and thegrante to theme eoboole iooroaeed. Brussels will receive in the neighborhood of $200 to boy apparatus, bootee, &e. ; Blyth about $100 and the other schools in proportion. The Pablie School Inspector will still have charge of these °ohoole. We may add that the salary eobeme will ranee but a 8134111 advance in many of the township of this County, indeed in a few years without legislation, the solaria paid teachers would be ,higher than the minimum fixed by law.; LARGEST ORGAN IN THE BODY Ie the liver, bread wonder that liver trouble makes yon feel so miserable. The eympboae are oonetipalion, dizziness indigestion, beadaohe, feeling of depress. ion and look of appetite. There is but one Bare onre.-Dr, Hamilton'ei P1110, In every ease they are e,leoeaefnl. By relying on Dr. Ham. ihoo'e Pills you are euro of strong vitality,nourishing blood, bright cheery spirits. No longer will you seller from disordered liver or kidneys. The marvel of this medicine ie that it keepe you well- ptevenbe and wards off oiokneee of every kind, 25 0. per box everywhere, ,,elita Lalertowel- Lietowel ranee will be held an the 27th at Juue and two following daye. J. W. Bernie was in Ottawa repreeeut. ing the Iooal court of 0. 0. F. at the High 0oort, The editor of the Standard left on Mon. day of lastet week tor Lcee Angeles, U ali• Imola' where he will visit. Morton Scott left for New Ontario where he nae been appointed one of the Government's fire rn0gere. Two of Lietowel's popular young pro• pts, Geo. Loree and Mies Mabel Roth, were married at Stratford. Two valuable horses, the property of Mame. Thiele and Kelly, were elruol1 by lightning daring the big storm. Bert Scott, who was away with the Varsity Laoreeee Club on their tour, has returned home to spend his holdaye under to parental arental'roof, A freight train parrying Olay for the Durham cement worke was wrecked Sunday morning a abort distance Earn of the town and did considerable damage to rolling stook, two oars being burned and others more or leee damaged, and the ties for thirty Or forty feet torn up. Fortunately no lives were loot and the roiling stook can easily be replaced, Oar TERIt1BLE SACS TAINS They fairly agonize your life. Some. tbieg powerful and penetrating isneedod• Doolore know of nothing e0 swift to re. lieve ae Nervilino, a strong penetrating liniment, made to 5080 Sant eush pains ae yonre. Nervilihe ie very oonoentraled, shoat four timee more powerful than ordinary liniments, le the worst 00088 Poloou'e Ndrvilige fe extraordinary good, 4.11 musoaier pain flees before it. Nearly fifty years in pee -e good recommends. tion, surely. ie(b iit0-46;s0,431.1 Bank, of Hamilton cep)letl, Pala op, 8000,000 Itemerve Fruul, 812,80e,000 'total Aseele, $29,000,000 80 11114NOHl:8 IN CANADA 80 President, - - HON. WM, 01050N Vlee President & General Manager, JAMES TURNBULL ETHEL AAENCY Savings Department -Ample eeonrity for Depositors, u'I Deposits of 51.00 and upwards received, Interest allowed at current ratite and compounded halt yearly. ADVANCER made to Farmers for feeding stook. Sale Notes collected and advanoee made tberpon. Drafts bought and sold, W. N. Medial', BUB-AOBNT, ya�ca 49rrucagarta94-y AT Grewar's Oranges Lemons Bananas Spanish Onions Dates Figs Fish and Oysters Abr.. High Grade 50. Cigars High Grade Chocolates The Home of Good Old Cheese and 27c. Tea SALT Farmers or Storekeepers by coming to the Brussels Salt Works can get any kiud of Salt they require. Gordon Mooney, Foreman, - Brussels. GRAIN CHOPPING The undersigned beg leave to notify the farming community that they are now ready. to do all kinds of Grain Chopping and Crushing at lowest rates. All work will be promptly and care- fully attended to. Manitoba and Ontario Flour, Bran, Shorts, &c., always in stock and sold at Market Prices. Thuell Bros. Mill at Electric Light Building. Brussels Greenhouse P, -ANTS AND FLOWERS You will And at Brussels Greenhouse any quantity of Tomato, Cauliflower, Celery and Cabbage Plante. Tomato Mots loo a box or 8oa dos, loose. Fine colieotion of Flowering Plants. A ohoioe lot of Geraniums and An- nuals for bedding. Cut Flowers supplied, Floral designs made to order. MISS KELLY SMITH & STEWART House, Sign and Carriage Paint- ers. Ornamental and Scene Work and Paper Hang- ing a Specialty. Quotations Furnished on Application SHOP 'i'urnberry St., Brussels Toronto Fag and Metal Co'y PAYS CASH For Rags, Iron, Rubbers, Wool Pickings, Horse Hair, Hides, &c., &c. Highest Prices for All H. ROSEN K. LABEL. Mill st. West, Brussels WOOL WANTED UMI The Highest Market Price will be paid in Cash for any quantity of Wool delivered at my store, Brussels. Alf. Baeker HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS TO Tani NORTH WEST RETURN FARES: Winnipeg • p2.gf1 sivasetere ' $36.26 snorts . 18.60 Saskatoon • 37.26 Breedon - 33.66 Prince Albert 36.06 Macomb® • 34.20 Ilo. Bettieford 30.00 Arabia • 34.86 Neoteod - 45.01 Estvan 7 Geiger, - 40.50 Yorktoaf Red Geer • 41.50 Region 35.75 Mettler 42.50 Noose Jew 30.06 Eafinerton GOING: June 6th, good to return until August NL June 10th, " " August 20th. July &'d, " " Sept. 3rd. July llth, " " Sept. 17th. For rates to other pointe and complete in- formation apply to noareet Canadian Pacific Agent, or write to O. B. Forman, District Paesonger Agent, 71 Yong° St., Toronto. AGE FENCING `! THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST When you buy a knife for instance, you Besides the extra strength and superior' consider the quality of the steel in the workmanship, PAGE FENCES are dip=, blade. The biggest and heaviest knife is not ped in e.. special white pairst.whichon necessarily the best. Now there is just as top of the best of galvanizing, will lengtheri much difference in the quality andstrength the life of wire for years. And, also, this of steel in fence wire as white coating makes wire there is in a knife blade or i much more sightly. razor. The Page Co. use Owing to the veal a high carbon steel strength and elasticity of wire which thou h it PAGE fencin, one- + g g costs you but tittle more, �O: 1 third leas poste are ,c- is fill per cent. o%) aired, thus reducingthe Y P (5 %) _.. q ,`• ,r „ costthe fencing. than it in other of e act stronger a wire g• g 4' fences. The lightest PAGE 'f As you get in PAGE fence is as strong as the FENCES one.half heaviest of other makes. more fence strenglh> Notice the lock in PAGE ' ' greater protection against' "EMPIRE" FENCE. Von THE LOCK IN PAGE rust, better workmanship, may have noticed also that " E M P1 R E" FENCES. better appearance, and *there are Imitating less posts, can you afford it. That is a good recommend for it, to use other fences, even though you could Where we lead others follow. buy thein for one-half the price of the All PAGE wire is "COILED." not PAGE? But, really ours cost you crimped.more. 408 little i# P . any Get prices before placing your order for Fence Gates or Lawn Pence. N. B. GE RRY, BLYTE Sold and 11 ' T. CUTH,I3ERTSON•, ATw000 ROBT. CLOSE, ETHEL JErected by C. H.HARRIS, Emmen Wt H. HUMPHRI>S & SON, WALTON.